Agnes Stadtmiller Injured Crossing Philadelphia Street
County welfare worker Miss Agnes Stadtmiller was seriously injured when struck by a Chevrolet coach driven by Robert Friedman in Akron. She sustained fractures and head injuries near the Ritz Theatre on East Philadelphia Street and was taken to Indiana Hospital for treatment. Miss Stadtmiller’s friend Miss Alice Graffius was also injured at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Agnes Stadtmiller
Robert Friedman
Akron
Ritz Theatre
Misa Stadtmiller
Alice Graffius
Miss Graffius
Miss Stadtmiller
Friedman
New York City
H. Wallace Thomas
State Highway Patrol and Safety Bureau
Philadelphia Street
Ben Madoff
Friedman Ty Peing
Board of County Commissioners
Romaine Mack
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Benjamin Franklin Highway
A. H. Cowles
County Sabbath School Conference Draws Countywide Attendance
More than 60 persons from various sections of the county attended the Sunday event focusing on the Adult and Home Department and the Parent Training work of the Indiana County Sabbath Schools. Zion Lutheran church in Bathursley hosted the conference with Walter Myers, state Sabbath School Association secretary, assisted by county superintendents Charles McMillen and Zoe E Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiang County
Zion Lutheran Church of Baturslay
Walter Myers
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Charles McMillen
Zoe E. Lyons
Adult Parent Training Conference at Penn Run Saturday
District No. 6 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will hold an Adult Parent Training and Home Extension Conference at Penn Run Presbyterian Church Saturday at 2:00 PM. Rev. Ivan Fetterman of Glen Campbell will be the speaker. Gipsy Woman a Good Wiker Mrs. G R Webster of Gipsy marked her 60th birthday on March 20 by walking ten miles to her mother in law Mrs. B L Webster near McGees Mills. Prominent Local Resident Stricken Griffith Bis is seriously ill with pneumonia at his West Church Street home. Trig notes that viewing Canada will lose some charm after April 7. Over seventy-one million gross of ping are made each year in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Penn Run Presbyterian Church
Ivan Fetterman
Glen Campbell
G. R. Webster
Gipsy
B. L. Webster
McGees Mills
Griffith Bis
West Church Street
United States
Uniontown
J. Wilbur Gibson
Town
Pennsylvania Dental Society
Wilbur Black
C. J. Dieckta
J. W. Kinter
Indiana
Gromtey
Marton Center
N. Robinson
Thomas N. Robinson
Citizens National Bank
Minser
Brushvalley
Maron Ae Rlage
Marion Center
Camby L. Moore
George A. Minger
John J. Empfield
Brushgaley
William T. Mahaffey
Cherry Tree
John C. Mahaffey
St. Petersburg
Florida
Mahaffey
B. T. Mahattey
Hetty Houck
Johnstown
Dixonville Deposit Bank Pays County Funds in Full
The Dixonville Deposit Bank, which closed on September 22, 1922, with 10307.59 dollars of Indiana County funds on deposit at that time, made the final payment of county funds to Treasurer C. C. McLain. BH. B. Race of Indiana is receiver for the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville Deposit Bank
Indiana
C. C. McLain
BH. B. Race
Dixonville Bank
Property Transfers Report From Indiana and Nearby Areas
A series of property transfers are recorded including Neal Estath transferring a lot to Bess B. Smith in Indiana for 16 dollars. H. Camp to the Council of Cherry Free Borough transfers a lot in Cherry Tree. Catherine Wining to Malinda Silver sells 40 acres in N Mahoning for 800 dollars. D. N. Bates to Margaret J. Palmer a Burrell lot for 73.20. Wilmer Zack to Margaret J. Palmer 34 acres in Brushvalley for 114.52. William Chambers to Davis A. Palmer a Burrell lot for 52.62. James F. Schrecengost to Goldie McDivitt a parcel in Pine for 1.00. W. C. Leech to George M. Ray a lot in Indiana for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess B. Smith
Harald la. Darrow
Indiana
H. Camp
Council of
Cherry
Free
Cherry Tree
Catherine Wining
Malinda Silver
N. Mahoning
D. N. Bates
Margaret J. Palmer
Burrell
Wilmer Zack
Margaret J. Palmler
Brushvalley
William Chambers
Davis A. Palmer
James F. Schrecengost
Goldie McDivitt
Pine
Iw. C. Leech
George M. Ray
42nd Street Breaks Attendance Record at The Ritz
The Ritz Theatre reports a new attendance high as 42nd Street, shown with a midnight premiere on March 26 and capacity crowds on Monday and Tuesday. Manager Wallace Nordby notes patrons pay regular prices for film releases and upcoming bookings include Cavalcade and Hallelujah, shown in Pittsburgh at $1.00 to $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
42Nd Street
New York City
Ritz Theatre
Wallace Nordby
Ritz
Hale and Hearty at 84 in Clyde area
Hugh Mack of McKeesport and former Clyde merchant celebrates his 84th birthday with sister Flora B. McKelvey near Armagh. He remains active at Murphy Stores Co. and credits his health to staying busy. He lives with nephew J. S. Dill in McKeesport as the Mack family notes include his nephews in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale and Hearty
Hugh Mack
McKeesport
Clyde
Flora B. McKelvey
Armagh
Mr. Mack
Joseph
Elizabeth (McCrorey) Mack
Mack
Murphy Stores Company
J. 5. Mack
Edward Mack
J. N. Dill
Old
Home County
World time zones and a border protest in Washington
The piece lists current times in cities across the globe from Washington to Yokohama and notes that the border issue is becoming as unpopular as a slacker in past conflicts. It mentions that over 60,000 school children visit Washington, highlighting the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Berlin
Bombay
Cape Town
Chicago
Constantinople
Denver
Halifax
Honk Kong
Honolulu
London
Madrid
Manila
Melbourne
New York
Paris
Quebec
Rio de Janero
Rome
San Francisco
Vancouver
Yokohama
First National Bank of Indiana Opens as Conservator
The First National Bank of Indiana opened for business Thursday with Paul J. Straitiff as Conservator. This signals Treasury confidence in its management while it remains under conservatorship along with three other Fourth District banks. New deposits will be segregated and cannot be drawn on pre March 23, 1933 deposits until arrangements allow unrestricted operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Straitiff
First National Bank of Indiana
Paul J. Straitif
Straitiff
Treasury Department
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank At
Cleveland
First National
Mayor Charles Kline resigns as Pittsburgh mayor
Mayor Charles Kline sent his resignation to City Clerk Robert Clark of Pittsburgh on Tuesday. The move follows a judge accepting physicians’ judgment that he was too ill to endure imprisonment and dropping six months in jail, with the condition that he resigns and pays a $5,000 fine. A special Pittsburgh Council meeting Friday will act on the submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Kline
Robert Clark
Kline
Thomas D. Finletter
Cherryhill Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Cherryhill
Mr and Mrs Gressley of Cherryhill township marked their fiftieth anniversary with a noon dinner and music. Guests included Edna Dearmy Mitchells Gressleys and others. Indiana County Basketball Finals moved to Friday March 31 at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
Gressley
Cherryhill Township
Edna Dearmy
C. H. Mitchell
A. N. Gressley
Olie Boring
Clayton Gressley
Elizabeth Gressley
Rezza McCullough
Rachel Coy
John Chapman
Thomas Stiles
Alma Hollenbaugh
Ned Campbell
Clair Fair
William Ray
Mahlon
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Boroughs and Townships
A local list shows numerous individuals and couples filing for marriage licenses across districts including Blairsville, Conemaugh, Smicksburg, Pittsburgh, Marion Center, Blacklick, Indiana, Nanty Glo, Clearfield, Elderton, and Strongstown. Names include Frank H. Murphey, Laura C. Wilson, Lilian P. Griffith, Martha Uncapher, Samuel L. McLane, Irene M. Jackson, Paul T. Winkleman, Eleanor M. Williams, Beulah M. Shirley, Earl Trexler, Mary I. Kaza, Carl H. Peterson, and Hulda G. Burns, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Murphey
Butler
R.D
Laura C. Wilson
Blairsville
Clyde &, Ritchey Dasess Mineral Point
Lilian P. Griffith
Conemaugh
William €. Condron
Wwe
Smicksburg
Shreve
Sweeney
Blacklick Beulah M
Shirley
Blacklick Earl
Trexler Nanty-glo
Mary I. Kaza
Nanty-glo
Carl H, Peterson
Clearfield
Himyra McGuire
Raymond K
Keeler
Elderton
Hulda G
Burns
Atwood
Indiana Woman Named Head Of College Dining Room
Mrs. Harry Laughlin of East Oak Street accepts a lead role as head of the dining room at Indiana State Teachers College. Formerly Maude Peet, she served in the college office for years before marriage, joining a long line of capable staffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry Laughlin
East Oakstreet
Indiana State Teachers College
Laughlin
Mixa’ Maude Peet
Marie Douglass 17 Taken to Morganza for Manslaughter
Marie Douglass aged 17 daughter of John Douglass of Green township was ordered to Morganza State Training School after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the July 20 1982 fatal shooting of John Anderson age 16 of Greenwich. Dick Clyde 23 of Homey City also pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and operating a vehicle under the influence and received one to three years in the workhouse plus fines. other defendants faced sentences for robbery and larceny in linked cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Douglass
John Douglass
Grean Township
Morganza
J. N. Langham
John Anderson
Greenwich
Jay
Douglass Farm
Marie
Migs Douglass
Hays
iClyde Dick
Homey City
Mqnor
Eugene Huber
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Fourth Street
Edward Sarnosky
Lucerne Mines
Steve Sebastian
Sarnosky
Wayne Avenue
Gulf Refining )Company
Eugene J. Laney
Blairsville
J. M. Averett
East Market Street
J. Walter Bennett
Strongstown
Frank Gwynn
Penn Rum
Mabel McHenry
Mazarino Moretti
Richard Cunningham
Pointers On Obeying Fish Laws In Pennsylvania
The Plah Commission issues information on inland fishing rules for Pennsylvania residents and non residents. It bans fishing without proper licenses, using poisons or explosives, obstructing streams, dam construction without permits, and drawing off water without Board approval. Highway accident stats show 144 Hyves killed in February, 3165 injuries, and vehicle damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qives
Harrisburg
Plah Commission
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Board of Fish Commissioners
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visits and News
Local social notes list Mrs D Rhine and C H Lewis visiting Indiana, families from East Whanifield town ship and oswego death call for Jane McGrath of Indiana State Teachers College. A steady stream of relatives travel, births noted, exams for Annapolis, guests from Greensburg Smickshburg and Pittsburgh, and a Stoney Brook vacation student aims for naval entry.
Weddings of a Week Ritchey Griffith Clyde Ritchey Min eral Point to Conemaugh
Five marriage notices for March in Butler area announce Ritchey Griffith in Mineral Point and Conemaugh, Winkleman Williams in Blacklick, Trexler Kaza in Nanty Glo, Murphey Wilson near Butler, and Aweeney Shirley in Blacklick. Details include officiants Rev Arthur J Pfehl and W Ralph Cummings and local church parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchey-Griffith Clyde Ellsworth Ritchey
Mineral Point
Lillian Pearl Griffith
Conemaugh
R.D
Arthur J. Pfehl
Zion Tutheran Church
Robert Ritchey
Simon Kftith
Trexler-Kaza
Thomas Trexler
Mary Irene Kaza
Nanty- Glo
Register and
W. Ralph Cummings
Court House
Two Indiana Fires From Overheated Furnaces
Two serious blazes struck within 24 hours in Indiana, both sparked by overheated furnaces. The Longwill residence on West Church Street suffered about $3,000 in damage, while the Frantic Ronco home on South Eleventh Street faced heavy loss, with smoke-filled cellar and extensive damage across floors. A third blaze damaged B. Mannarello’s Blairsville dwelling and contents, estimated in the thousands, with the family away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwill
Romen
Indiana
Ronco
South Eleventh Street
J. A. H. Longwill
Cordelia Kline
Ida Treese
B. Mannarello
Blairsville
Crop loan applications and local bank guidance
Farmers in Indiana County must file crop loan applications by April 4 at the Extension Office basement of the Court House. Loans up to 300 dollars aid fertilizer seeds chicks and stock purchases, with local bank access preferred to reduce red tape. Loans require past crop experience and responsible farming. final approval rests with the Washington office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Court ‘House
U. S. Department of Reroutives
Washington
Post Gazette Offer For Indiana County Readers
Ian newspaper item notes a post gazette subscription offer for Indiana County residents and others not served by carriers. It mentions home delivery the same day and directs readers to page 2 for club bargains. An unrelated medical update reports Mrs Robert Sutton of Water Street recovering from an appendectomy at Indiana hospital. It also includes a Detroit Free Press quote about Congress and a physics fact on tin conductivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress and
PITTS
Hugh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
Post-Gazette
Two Tragic Deaths on County Highways
Two fatalities are reported on county roads. Isaac A Mentch, 64, died after stepping into a car on the Benjamin Franklin Highway near his home five miles east of town. James A Musser, 48, died when he fell from a highway truck on the Clymer Dixonville road while scattering ashes. Both funerals were held, with interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinie A
Menth
Toens
James A. Musser
Tuxonville
Harmony Cemetery
Penn Run
Isaac A. Menthh
M. M. Davis
Mentch
Benjamin Franklin
Cherryhill Township
Isaac and
Helen (Keller) Mentch
Pittsburgh
Martha (Harper) Mentch
George Ream
Aultman
L. A. Gifford
Petrolia
Helen Mentch
Iselin Auchools
Martha Mentch
Ella Coy
James Shaw
Gary
Ind
Dolphus Holmes
Phoenix
Ariz
Marion Center
Clymer-Dixonville
Dixonville
State
Reynoldsville
Odd Fellows Lodge
Olive
Reed) Musser
William
Helens
DuRaig Hospital
Clara Jean
J. G. Musser
Real Estate Boom Note Sparks Hollywood Shakeup
Wilmer Stewart of Glendale California, ex-Indiana resident, mails a Progress notice from his new address. He notes a recent earthquake and jokes that a real estate movement in Hollywood marks a return to prosperity after three years of little activity. He views the event as a sign of market vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Stewart
Glendale
Cal
Indiana
Agenta
Hollywood
Liberty Bell Inn owners win 1500 in damages
Westmoreland County Court awards Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stockdale 1500 for injuries from a March 1932 auto collision caused by James Goldberg and J. P. Parrish of Johnstown. Runaway car also damages M. R. Rager home in Blacklick when W. P. McCrea’s vehicle rolled into the dwelling after parking near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonple
J. C. Stockdale
Liberty Bell Inn
Blairsville
Westmoreland County
James Goldberg
J. P. Parrish
Johnstown
M. R. Rager
Blacklick
W. P. McCrea
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Paul Bowers
John Bowers
Rossiter
West Perin Hospital
Bowers
Bessie Pifer
John Pifer
Big Run
DuBois Hospital
Trig
Canada
Neal Estath
Creekside
Clair Lohr
Erie
Fairmont
W. Va
Robert Fockler
Wagoner Shoemaker
Lohr
Club of
Pearl Walker
Alexander Stewart
George Blaxiter
William Pierce
Harry Vernon Fritchman
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
F. M. Fritchman
School Street
C. C. McClain
Los Angeles Times
Berry Picker
Green Townahp
Huteren
Clyde Dick
D. ©. Rhine
Brushyalley
C. H. Lewis
Punxsutawney
A. B. Bracken
Ison
Thomas
Whanifield ‘Township
Jane McGrath
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Oswego
N.Y
David 93
Fox
South Sixth Street
Herbert Churchill
Hooverhirst
Harl Reichmiller
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Robert Smith
Greensburg
Walter Black
Smickshburg
Walter Ayers
Roy Bessie
Warl Bessie
Altoona
Howard Reese
Stoney Brook School
Long Island
Sixth Street
Annapolis
Melvin Booth
Ohio State University
Raymond Moorhead
South Seventh Street
J. F. Laney
Parkwood
Laney
Progress Offices
Edith Beatty
Waterstreat
James Li
Jack
Ernest Stewart
Murphey- Wilson
Livermore
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Aweeney-Shirley
Eula Shirley
George Shirley
Shreve Shirley
W. N. Nicholson
Blacklick Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
Murpheys Wilson Frank Harry Murphey
Santa Catherine Wilson
Blairaville
Obert L. Clark, Jr
Presbyterian Church
Rene Edmiston
Kenneth Charles Keng
Catherine Virginia Edmiston
Jon March
Lev
John §. Scott
Walter Bent
Miles Edmiston
Imew
Robert
Sutton
Robert & Sutton
Waterstreet
Congress
Detroit Free Press
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